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Spain’s dry, warm climate is classic Mediterranean. With most of the rainfall occurring in the late fall and winter months, the valleys and rolling hills of the country are idyllic for grape growing. Garnacha (Grenache) is a varietal that thrives in a hot environment. The grape has tough skins, which means that after bud break, it requires little babysitting throughout the growing season. The varietal typically carries higher alcohol levels, making it an incredibly big and bold wine—this bottle in particular features deep purple floral aromas and a sweetness on the nose from oak influences. With a full-bodied and smooth texture, lush flavors of bright red fruit are complemented by round tannins on the finish. A perfectly pretty and opulently fragrant Gold Medal-winning wine, this is sure to disappear quickly once opened! Scroll through the image carousel above to learn more about t ...